Why this treatment is not being carried out in this hospital, or any other hospital in India.
Is this treatment available in another country which would be closer than Ireland, thus eliminating the need for the patient to undertake a long journey? Confirmation that the doctor has been in contact with the Irish hospital to discuss the treatment.
Confirmation that the applicant is fit enough to undertake the journey to Ireland, and that the treatment required will not prevent or hinder his/her return journey.
Full contact details for the doctor and hospital should be included in letter, which should be completely clear, legible and in English.
A detailed letter from the PRIVATE hospital in Ireland outlining the following:
Confirmation that there has been contact with the doctor/ hospital in India and that it is necessary for applicant to travel to Ireland for this treatment.
Date of appointment.

If someone other than the applicant is funding the entire cost of trip, including treatment, their bank statement (as above).
It will also be necessary to provide evidence of the relationship of this sponsor to the applicant and reasons why they are funding this trip.
Travel Insurance covering expected period of stay in Ireland.
Evidence of applicant's obligations to return to India following treatment - letter from applicant’s employer/college confirming he/she is absent due to illness and that his/her position remains open for applicant's return.
Where the applicant is not in employment or attending college, he/she must satisfy the visa officer that he/she has social ties in India, and that he/she will return to India following treatment.
Details of any family member/s residing in Ireland or the United Kingdom.